Description

Earlier 19th century, 2 storeys and later mansard, 3 bays to
High Street, 7 bays to Church Street and recessed curved
angle bay. Channelled ashlar ground floor, tooled ashlar 1st
floor, polished ashlar dressings, all painted. 3 bay shop
front to ground floor High Street elevation with pilastered
jambs to (now blocked) centre door and inserted door to left.
Door in curved bay. All 1st floor windows with moulded
architraves and panelled aprons. Eaves cornice and blocking
course with slate hung mansard above; 2 flat headed dormers
to High Street and 7 to Church Street; 2 light gabled dormer
to angle. Circa 1900 glazing to ground and 1st floor windows;
2 entrances to Castle Street. Corniced stacks.

Statement of Interest

Corner site with Church Street.

External Links

• Historic Environment Scotland Listing
• Wikidata Q56644355

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